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Why did a $154 billion CEO just endorse stripping most Americans of voting rights—and taking us back to the 19th century?

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Why did a $154 billion CEO just endorse stripping most Americans of voting rights—and taking us back to the 19th century?

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A Nobel economist challenged Elon Musk to donate his entire $1T fortune by 2036. Musk's reply: 'I am actually going to do something along these lines'

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The millennial generation is split in 2: an older crowd with boomer-style comfort, a younger set going 'back to the early 1900s'

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Why did a $154 billion CEO just endorse stripping most Americans of voting rights—and taking us back to the 19th century?

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